Informed sources reported that 24 American raids targeted, at dawn on Saturday, Houthi sites in 4 Yemeni governorates, including 10 raids targeting Houthi sites in the Directorate of Khab, Al -Sha`f and Al -Jawf.

The sources also stated that violent explosions rocked north of the Yemeni capital, Sanaa.

This Houthi media reported that an American raid targeted Bani Hashish in Sana'a, and 3 raids on the district of Sofiane, north of Imran.

Al -Jumaa, Houthi media reported that 4 American raids were reported on Houthi sites in Ras Issa oil port in the Al -Salif Directorate in Hodeidah.

This comes as the Houthi group continues to detention about 15 ships in the port of Ras Issa, despite the United States bombing the port on April 17th.

According to Yemeni local media, the Houthi group requested these ships to go to the sidewalks adjacent to emptying oil derivatives in primitive ways, despite the American ban on shipping fuel for the Houthi ports.

The British Maritime Authority confirmed in a statement, on Thursday, that "gunmen of the Houthi militia climbed to the body of the ships, fired shots and forced them to move to the sidewalks to empty their cargo."

She explained that "these reported incidents enhance the threat to the ships that visit the Houthi -controlled ports, as they are likely to be detained or prevented from leaving safely."

The United States bombed the port of Ras Issa, on April 17, with a series of raids, which destroyed the entire discharge system and removed it from service.